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Hello and welcome back to the low-carb MD podcast again this is an exciting one for me.

Truro gets excited about all the science people and all the the geek stuff and the super

intense research. I get excited about the real life stuff, the patient stories. I think we all do. I think it's just so exciting and so

Trot, how you doing, man? Very happy to be here.

You know, we had a nice long day at the clinic today.

Not all of us can take off like you, Brian, on Fridays and relax.

Some of us have to work.

You know, you big old time fat cats can relax while us young guys have to work.

Hey we all pay our dues at some point, Trot, you know? It was like the old residency stuff when you had to stay

up all night for like three days and everyone made everyone

else do that because they had to do it. Now we kind of figure that that's probably not a very good

idea and we're starting to be nicer to people and all that kind of stuff. So that being said true we have a big celebrity here with us today. We have Jennifer Eisenhardt

from White Eye Productions. She's doing an awesome, awesome movie that I'm super excited excited about so I'm really glad to have you on and welcome.

Tell them about the big the big fat lie. Hey, thanks Brian. I appreciate you guys having me on your podcast too.

Yeah, so the Big Fat Lie is a documentary film about the history of the low-fat diet and the

history guidelines and kind of where that took us as a nation and not only talking about the

history how we made that mistake, but also interviewing. We're really kind of doing a focus on type 2 diabetes and interviewing a lot of patients that for a long time we told the wrong thing and struggled and struggled with their

disease and now are coming around to high fat, low carb and finding a way out.

So it's pretty exciting.

And Jen, how did you get into this realm?

I mean, you've done so much.

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